Amare Stoudemire Takes Baths In Red Wine (Photo)
By Bryan Rose
New York Knicks forward Amare Stoudemire took a picture of himself taking a red wine bath.
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One might say New York Knicks power forward Amare Stoudemire likes the finer things in life. Catch him at a press conference after a game and he could be wearing a mink coat.
Catch him out having an evening on the town and he’s likely dripping in ice at the finest of restaurants. But he probably takes a bath/shower just like you and I, right? Not even close as the New York Knicks veteran posted a photo of himself on social media where he was enjoying a red wine bath.
Yes, you read that correctly – a bath using red wine instead of water.
Shouldn’t this be something we saw on the cover of a Rick Ross album?!
My biggest question is, what type of red wine is Amare Stoudemire bathing in? Did he just go to his local bodega and snatch himself up a few of those cheap wine boxes and fill the tub? Or did he go buy himself twenty or so bottles of Cabernet Sauvignon to wash himself? Also, I’m not wine expert by any stretch, but doesn’t that stuff stain?! Amare might have hopped out of the tub looking like the Kool Aid man.
Definitely an interesting choice in bathroom habits. Hopefully it somehow pays off for Amare Stoudemire and the New York Knicks this season.
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